A World Ago | Bingzhongluo

| Bingzhongluo. A place where humans and gods cohabit, a place to escape from the world. I often say that when you come to Bingzhongluo, you have to put down everything, including your mobile phone, computer, and even your head. When you stroll through the rice fields in the clouds in the early morning, or open a book on a sunny afternoon, and listen to the roosters crowing, dogs barking, and children playing in the village, you can truly appreciate what it means to be apart from this world. Life is broad, not limited to one corner When I came to Bingzhongluo for the first time, I was surprised by the daily life of local villagers. They have no constraints, they drink and sing, take everything lightly, and live in the present moment. I'm envious, but also confused. Isn't this the state we have been pursuing? The word "transparency" sometimes requires getting out of the city of reinforced concrete to appreciate it. The orchid in the empty valley feels like a world apart If you have the chance to come to Bingzhongluo, remember to come here. On the terrace, you can see the shape of the wind and hear your inner feelings. The whole house is not over-designed, with pure white micro-cement, floor heating throughout the house, dry and warm, and all supplies are exquisite. The invisible place is where we focus our attention. B&B: Konggu Orchid Lifestyle Inn (National Grade B B&B in 2024) Address: 100 meters north of Puhua Temple, Dongfeng Group 2, Jiasheng Village, Bingzhongluo Town, Gongshan